Rag Rug Workshop - jewellery, wall-hanging, bags, plus rug woven on a peg loom and using scrap yarns

[@islandgirl54-o3o]

I have this tool , bought at a thrift store but is called the Sufan Burr hooked rug machine. ! Thx for video

[@dorasneddon774]

Thank you for making this presentation. It explains and demonstrates very well how this kind of tool works. I've just acquired a vintage one myself. Can't wait to start using up scrap fabric from old clothes, etc.

[@singerclare]

One of these has just been passed down to me. Mine is called a Jackson rapid rug machine and I'm so pleased to see one in action. Can't wait to have a go.

[@motherpops]

wow I've never seen this before, it looks amazing. great tutorial x

[@thehomegardener]

I have seen those needle in antique store and flea markets! I wondered what they were for. Thank you. Next time I will grab it!

[@everynewdayisablessing8509]

i want one too!

[@jamieshelton2892]

Thank you SO much for this video! I’ve had an old one for 25 years, and wasn’t sure how to use it!

[@CardboardFurniture]

Thanks for this lovely demo! I decided to try the speed tuft rug tool and find this very speedy indeed, really makes weaving comfortable and lightweight

[@marymathis9299]

I was so excited to see this - I have had this funny looking wooden thing in my possession since my grandmother passed away...I never had a clue to what it was nor could I find anyone else who could identify it. I saw your rug and was attracted by the pretty colors and the distinctive pattern and wanted to see more. I am so glad I did, now I see that one of my fore-bearers did these kinds of rugs too! I am a long-time crafter but only recently began to work on rugs. Apparently - it's in the genes! Who would'a thought!! Thanks again for having this onlline...I am blown away! Now I wonder how old this wooden tool is and who it belonged to????

[@everynewdayisablessing8509]

how wonderful

[@unicoleunicron]

Literally same. Someone gave me one of these since I’m into fiber arts and I NEVER figured out what it was until this very moment.

[@salnellen1381]

Mary Mathis I have this too from somewhere and never knew what it was for until now !! It came in an old box. I think I might have got it at a antique shop. I’m so happy to finally know what it’s for. I’ve been fascinated in rug hooking and tools and just now realized I have one!!

[@marymathis9299]

Ah, thats great! Maybe you can share how it comes along? 👍😁💥

[@gjstevens1141]

Lol me too...I was sewing baby booties last night and was searching a bag of odds and ends (from my grandmas old things) for some elastic and came upon the mysterious wooden object. Maybe I'll try it out! Haha.

[@rosaelenagomezsoto7503]

I would like to know if there is a video on how to make the device with which she is embroidering

[@elektrobear2027]

Same here, it is however quite simple if you have som metalworking experience

[@ThePhantazmya]

This is a very interesting vintage tool. I think the reason it's not really used anymore is because they invented the punch needle and it's a bit easier to see where you are punching and can do it single handed. Most punch needles I've seen on the market are for lighter yarn weights but I'm sure you can find one big enough to accommodate fabric strips.

[@KateKatie28]

I do interest this workshop.

[@Mia20014]

Aguja mágica acá en mexico

[@elsamartinez7611]

Hola que no.bre tiene esa aguja ??. Muchas gracias ☺️

[@nataliaturner4845]

Wow this is awesome!

[@BulletmanDoom]

Hello. Very informative and I've been lucky enough to get a vintage metal one but can I please ask what sort of frame are you using to hold the hessian?

[@lemchingshak8114]

I want to make this tool one for myself. Can anyone sent me some kind of patterns or tutorial to make this.

[@StephRenee812]

Same..

[@samorsamantha4346]

Is this just a burlap backing? I just acquired a speed shuttle, and I am having trouble using it with a regular "rug hooking" backing.

[@elizabethwatson71]

I am guide interested in purchasing the “machine”

[@jadia220]

awesome

[@AliRaza-li5uc]

Can you tell me how to operate this tool?

[@الابرةالسحريةفىالصناعةالتقليدي]

Excellent explique moi de quoi se compose cette machine et merci

[@tapasyapundir8555]

What is the base? Are you hooking on jute?

[@dashingking3069]

Where you buy this is machine

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

Jenni Stuart Anderson can supply the tools shown. Contact details are shown in the description attached to the video.

[@thehomegardener]

Ok now I have one. Does anyone know if you can use any other material than Wool Cloth? Yarn, cloth, Sheets. Oh man I have tons of t-shirts I can cut up.

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

You can use just about anything that can be cut up into suitably sized strips.

[@thehomegardener]

CraftTrapletTV In the DVD, is mounting into the Slate frame mentioned. I now have the shuttle and yarn. I bought a burlap pattern that is 40" x 64". I made a slate frame. I am about to tie it into the frame. This thing is HUGE. I don't think I even have a wall I can lean it against. There has got to be another way. I can not afford the rug hooking frame with the metal teeth I have seen.

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

The DVD has more information about the frame shown, but remember this craft is all about recycling and improvisation, not spending lots of money on equipment. Perhaps you could try using a smaller frame and working in sections, the way embroiderers do.

[@911no]

+thehomegardener Where did you get yours? I want one and cannot find them anywhere!! Please if you have a website, let me know

[@thehomegardener]

+911no I bought off ebay. Tons on there cheep!

[@МаршалФрог]

отлично!

[@RideHanna]

Could not find speed shuttle on the trapleshop website.....

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

Traplet do not sell them. Contact Jenni Stuart Anderson ([e-mail]). She can supply a range of tools and equipment for rag rug making.

[@RideHanna]

Inspired to Make Many thanks !

[@sadiapitanga6872]

gostaria muito de obter esse curso,moro no Brasil, como faço para conseguir ?

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

+Sádia Pitanga You can buy the full-length DVD at gb.trapletshop.com/rag-rug-workshop-dvd-with-jenni-stuart-anderson. It is also available as streaming/download, and there are two books on the subject.

[@bordadoearte]

Boa noite Como comprar esta agulha que prende as tiras? Entregam no Brasil?

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

Jenni Stuart Anderson puede suministrar las herramientas mostradas. Los detalles de contacto se muestran en la descripción adjunta al vídeo. Usted puede encontrar a menudo para la venta muy barata en tiendas de la caridad, ventas del cargador del coche y tiendas de segunda mano.

[@joseamorales634]

How do you make the tool for rag rug make?

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

Jose A Morales Jenni Stuart Anderson can supply the tools shown. Contact details are shown in the description attached to the video. You can often find them for sale very cheaply in charity shops, car boot sales and second-hand shops.

[@MyFungal]

what type of yarn does one use?

[@panchovillascannon173]

cut up fabric strips or whatever yarn you have.

[@telmaferreira7505]

Oh my god please Tell me name this nedle please. Y love this tub rag, please Helpe me , y portuguese y dont now well inglês, sorry, nad Y love, Y love this rag rug.. Tankyou bless

[@brittanieecard2502]

where can i buy the tool?

[@srmstm1077]

👍👍👍👍

[@vandanadas2101]

Can I get the work shop address

[@naheda4241]

هل ممكن اضافة ترجمة بالعربي

[@coreenaldosa294]

Aloha, (hello) where can I purchase a speed shuttle? Is there a web site or number I could call? Any information in the right direction would be most helpful. Mahalo (thank you) Coreen

[@InspiredtoMakeTV]

Coreen Aldosa Hi Coreen. Details of where to buy a speed shuttle are in the description below the video.

[@coreenaldosa294]

Thank you so much. I found one on e bay for $20. Mahalo (Thank you) Coreen

[@صدفةصدفة-ر3س]

ما اسم الالة

[@StephRenee812]

Looks like a guitar

[@sefox]

Rug making is an art that is being lost. www.RugAddiction.com

[@karenvaage1228]

Looks very awkward